Diary Adelaide
Appendix
List of Sources and Footnotes
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(127) Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Kavel (1800-1851) The school teacher was the brother of August Ludwig Christian Kavel and arrived in Port Adelaide on the "Prince George" in 1838 at the age of 38.(128) Frau Rehn is the wife of Johannes Rehn, who is listed among the people who took the oath of allegiance in front of the House of the South Australian Administration on May 24, 1839.(129) William Proudt According to the passenger list of the "South Australian", arrived in South Australia from Plymouth on April 22, 1837.(130) Bertha Auguste Mathilde Fiedler was the stepsister of Bertha Teusler and arrived in Port Adelaide with her family on the "Prince George" in 1838.(131) Anna Dorothea Seeländer arrived in Port Adelaide with her parents and siblings on November 21, 1838.(132) Sidney Founded in 1788, it is the capital of the Australian state of New South Wales and the largest city in Australia with around 5.45 million inhabitants (as of 2023).(133) Osmond Gilles (1788-1866) was a settler, pastoralist, mine owner and the first colonial treasurer of the colony of South Australia.(134) Klemzig was founded in 1838 by German emigrants, it was the first German settlement in Australia.(135) Paul Gerhard (1607-1676) was an Evangelical Lutheran theologian and was considered one of the most important German-speaking hymn writers.(136) Jesu, allerliebster Bruder Here is the text for the specified work. Page 124, No. 263(137) Friedrich Eduard Julius Fiedler (1828-1886) arrived in Port Adelaide with his parents and siblings on November 21, 1838 on board the "Prince George".(138) The reference to women's names can be found in Genesis 29-35 (Jacob's wife Rachel), Genesis 11-23 (Abraham's wife Sara), Acts of the Apostles 16: 11-40 (Lydia) und Romans 16: 1-2 (Phoebe)(139) quarrel open discussion of differences of opinion.(140) Mount Barker is nowadays a city 33 km southeast of Adelaide, located at the foot of the mountain of the same name.(141) Preacher William Longbottom (1799-1849) came to Adelaide in 1837 on the "Fanny" and was the first Wesleyan missionary to South Australia.